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32 | collected copies of various documents pertinent to the investigation. LPA conducted a tour of facility including lobby, dining room, common areas on both 1st and 2nd floor, laundry room and a random selection of resident rooms. LPA collected copies of Staff and Resident Rosters. LPA also conducted a phone interview with R1's home health agency and requested copies of home health care documentation.
Investigation revealed the following: Regarding allegation, Staff spoke inappropriately to resident, it is alleged that a facility staff (S1) spoke to a facility resident (R1) inappropriately. R1 allegedly "confronted" S1 about not being changed during the night and S1 allegedly told R1 that they "did their job and did not want to hear about it anymore." Interviews conducted with facility staff revealed that staff do not speak to residents inappropriately and that staff treat all facility residents with dignity and respect. S1 stated that they never told R1 a statement like "I did my job and I don't want to hear about it anymore." S1 stated that they have never spoke to R1 or any other resident inappropriately. 5 out of 5 residents stated that staff do not speak to them inappropriately. R1 denied that S1 spoke to them inappropriately. Based on interviews conducted with residents, all residents stated they are treated with dignity and have been not mistreated by any of the staff. LPA observed staff interacting with residents during the visits conducted on 04/13/23 and 11/28/23 and did not observe anything of concern. Based on interviews conducted with staff, residents and LPAs observations there was not enough supportive evidence to concur with the reported allegation.
For allegations, Staff do not meet resident's incontinence needs and Staff did not provide resident with clean linen, it is alleged that R1 was observed to be laying in urine and that R1's bed linens were soaked in urine and had feces in their diaper and had not been changed. Interview conducted with Administrator Patria Dufrenne, and facility staff revealed that residents linens are cleaned on a daily basis and as needed depending if a resident has had an accident. Administrators stated that R1 is seen by a home health nurse approximately 1-2 times a month for catheter care and that staff tend to R1's other needs as needed throughout the day and night on a daily basis. Administrator Dufrenne stated that R1 is checked on every two hours and denied that R1 was ever found laying in urine with feces in their diaper. She stated that if R1 happened to have been observed with urine and feces in diaper it might have just happened and staff had not gotten to the resident yet. She stated that R1 uses the pull cord when they need assistance and staff immediately tend to the resident needs. Staff stated that there are some residents that require assistance with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) and that staff tend to them immediately when there has been an accident. They stated that every resident has a call button and staff respond to an alert immediately to check |